HP Pavilion TX1000Z 12.1" TOUCH-SCREEN Tablet NOTEBOOK LAPTOP PC (AMD Turion 64 X2 DUAL-CORE TL-60 2.0 GHz, 4GB RAM, 160GB HDD/DVD+/-RW DL/Wireless/Bluetooth/Camera/Finger Print Reader/Vista Home Premium) | 
| Brand: Hewlett-Packard
Category: Personal Computer
List Price: $1,799.00
Buy New: $1,249.78
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Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 2,713
Media: Personal Computers
Operating System: Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium
CPU Manufacturer: AMD
CPU Speed: 2
CPU Type: AMD Turion 64
Processors: 1
System Memory: 4
Memory Type: DDR2 SDRAM
Hard Drive Size: 160
Display Size: 12.1
Model: tx1000z
UPC: 883585944217
EAN: 0883585944217
ASIN: B001874JXS
Availability: Usually ships in 6-10 business days
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| Features:
| • | AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core TL-60 2.0 GHz, 4GB DDR2 SDRAM | | • | 160 GB SATA,12.1" WXGA BrightView w/Integrated Touch-screen | | • | Super Multi 8X DVD+/-RW w/Double Layer, Microsoft Office Basic 2007 (Be productive from day one with Word, Excel, and Outlook) | | • | NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150 w/ Webcam, Finger Print Reader Security | | • | 5-in-1 media card reader,802.11b/g WLAN and Bluetooth,Vista Home Premium Serivce Pack 1 (32-bit) |
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Product Description
PROCESSOR AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile Gold Edition TL-60 (2.0 GHz/1MB) MEMORY 4GB DDR2 SDRAM, HARD DRIVE 160 GB SATA DISPLAY 12.1" WXGA BrightView w/Integrated Touch-screen MULTIMEDIA DRIVE Super Multi 8X DVD+/-RW w/Double Layer VIDEO GRAPHICS NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150 w/ Webcam DIGITAL MEDIA 5-in-1 media card reader COMMUNICATION 802.11b/g WLAN and Bluetooth KEYBOARD Full-Size POINTING DEVICE TouchPad with dedicated vertical & horizontal scroll pad DIMENSIONS 8.82" (L) x 12.05" (W) x 1.23" (min H)/1.52" (max H) WEIGHT Approximately 4 lbs. PC CARD SLOTS ExpressCard/34 slot EXTERNAL PORTS Expansion port 3 connector Integrated Consumer IR (remote control receiver) Three USB 2.0 S-video TV-out Headphones out Microphone in RJ-11 (modem) RJ-45 (LAN) VGA port SOUND Integrated Altec Lansing stereo speakers POWER Standard Lithium-Ion battery OPERATING SYSTEM Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium. SOFTWARE: HP PhotoSmart Essentials, Muvee AutoProducer Basic Edition 6.x (with 20-day-trial full version), Adobe Reader 8.x, Microsoft Works 9.0, Microsoft Windows Media Player 11, HP Games Powered by Wild Tangent, Cyberlink DVD Suite, Sling Player from Slingbox, the Sims Life Stories laptop edition, Slingbox Flash Tour (Desktop icon only), HP Quickplay, Corel Painter Essentials 3
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I wish I could give this laptop ZERO stars. July 19, 2010
Fain explores the world
This has been the most difficult laptop experience that I have ever had. Initially I was impressed by the small size, light weight, high tech features and modern appearance. Also, it had all of the storage and word processing features that I needed. The computer operated well for a year. Shortly after the manufacturer's warranty ran out I encountered several problems. The first was that the nib to the ac adapter broke off in it's port. I had to purchase a replacement. This happened again. I believe it is the poor positioning and the thin gauge that attaches the adapter to the notebook that is creating this problem. Shortly after replacing the adapter for the 2nd time the screen started to malfunction. The screen would turn completely white but it would turn on only after removing the battery and the adapter. This problem eventually became more serious where the computer screen would be completely black when it was powered on. I contacted hp customer service and I was told that I could send it back to the factory to be fixed for the bargain price of $365.00! My computer is essentially a $1000 paper weight. I am so unhappy with this computer and I wish that hp would recall this computer.
The HP computer tx1000 is horrible, but... July 12, 2010
Jack T. Jones Jr. (Divonne les Bains, France)
...even this horrible computer is not as bad as the HP Company itself. I have had troubles with this computer from the very first week. I bought it in Philadelphia and immediately took it to France where I live. During the first month it would only turn on after 20 or 30 tries. The tech center was little help and finally, after a month of phone calls, I got someone who walked me through a process that fixed the turn-on problem. A month after it went out of warrenty my screen went black and only the lights came on. I had to send it back to HP to have the motherboard replaced at a cost of over $400. It is now a year later and the screen went black again. HP wants me to pay another $400 dollars. I have checked out the web to see if others have had this problem. Everyone who owns one has. HP will not admit it is a design fault. They are scoundrels. POSSIBLE SOLUTION: Several owners who have experienced the black screen problem turn their computers on over and over until they hear the hard drive spin. Then they wrap their TX1000s in a towel and let it heat up/overheat for several hours. Then, they unwrap it, turn it off and let it cool down for several hours. Then, they turn it on and voila, it works again. I just tried it. My computer is working again, but never again will I buy an HP.
Waste Of Money July 10, 2010
OtherWorld
This machine is the biggest waste money, It was always overheating, and even before the first year the computer completely locked up, and wouldn't turn on. I was thankfully under warranty at that time and got it fixed, after a while the wireless card stopped working, and I had to connect the laptop directly to router. In my second year my computer failed again and I wasn't so lucky with the warranty. I will never buy HP ever again, and in fact I have a beautiful Asus UL30Vt now... I might as well have burned the money I used to buy this piece of garbage from HP.
Cheap unreliable garbage = HP June 21, 2010
Deimos (Alberta)
I have repaired these laptops before many times as they are a cheap piece of garbage they will break often. The hard drives, wireless cards, and basically the rest of the hardware is worth about 200 dollars assembled. I had the same issues expressed here with a hp touchsmart (flatlined in 5 months of purchase and every pavillion I have ever seen. Avoid HP.
Nothing but trouble June 10, 2010
Katherina Edwards (West Jefferson, NC USA)
It started out great! I loved this computer for the first month, then the touchscreen stopped working correctly (the whole reason I bought this computer was the touchscreen). HP customer service informed me that it was *supposed* to do what it was doing (it registered the stylus touching about a quarter inch away from where it actually was touching), that this was a *feature* of the computer. It made the touchscreen completely useless. I returned it TWICE and both times it came back with a new screen and the same problem. I gave up on it and decided it was just a real expensive basic laptop now. Fast forward 1 year and my wireless stops working off and on. Then stops completely. Next it starts shutting itself off. Then follows the whitescreen of death...Then nothing. I have a very expensive paperweight now. Google this problem before you buy this laptop...wish I did. VERY common issue with the motherboard. I won't buy another HP. Their customer service sucks and they don't stand behind the product. Going back to Dell (my Dell laptop lasted 8 years with NO servicing of any kind).
As for the nifty fingerprint upgrade...that was annoying as hell. Any time I moved my screen my finger would brush the fingerprint reader and it would start screaming about how I couldn't log in here or it couldn't read my fingerprint. I ended up covering it with tape so it would leave me alone.
The audio on this laptop is not what you would expect, pretty crappy. Same with the built in camera.
NOT WORTH THE MONEY AT ALL.
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